Hus Nr. 2

Description

Cottage / holiday house of a high standard with indoor whirlpool and sauna, located by the scenic Sognefjord. Short way to silence and tranquility in nature. The holiday home has a wood burning stove in the living room and a partially open kitchen. The stove with ceramic top. From the living room there is a door to the balcony with panoramic views of the Sognefjord and Balestrand. The holiday home has four bedrooms, one bedroom has an entrance from the outside and is located on the holiday home's 2nd floor. All beds are divisible double beds or folding single beds. Bathroom with WC and shower cubicle. Separate room within the bathroom with whirlpool for 1-2 people and sauna for 4-6 people. TV via Astra1 for German and international TV channels and Canal Digital for Norwegian and Nordic TV channels. Internet with 30 Mbit speed, for streaming. Large parking space 70 m from the holiday home, for boarding / alighting 10 m. The distance from the fjord is 75 m. The nearest town, shop and restaurant are Leikanger 16 km away. The nearest neighbor / holiday home no. 94737 is 50 meters. The Sognefjord is the world's longest fjord, surrounded by high mountains, waterfalls, glaciers and orchards, so it is one of the most beautiful fjords as well. Trips in the immediate area can be taken straight from the holiday home, follow the road further up and you come to a beautiful hiking area, which goes through two farms and up to the mountain top Vassvarden 1050 m.o.h. On fine weather days you can look all the way to Fjærland from Trodalsegga, 3 km from Vassvarden and further inland. From the promontory Hella just below 94737 there is a 180 degree panoramic view of the Sognefjord and the mountain peaks in the area. Holiday home no. 94737 was built nearby where a & # 8221; Sitjeverpe & # 8221; was built from ancient times. This was an installation to catch salmon, such installations provided large income to the farms along the fjord in earlier times. Today, it is forbidden to fish for salmon in the Sognefjord. Many used wedge nets at sea, which was a simpler fishing method, but not as effective. It was & # 8221; Sitjeverpe & # 8221; which is the entire facility with the land-based part and & # 8221; Laksegiljen & # 8221; lake

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